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j. M. WHITEFORD
8. Parker Bosley, Solicitor, Masonic Tenn
pie, TOwsontown, Md. e,r
NISI.

ORDER NIsI.
JOHN T. AMBROSE vs.. WILLIAM J.
O'KIEFFE, an the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, in Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day of March, 1887, that the
sale made and reported by S. Parker Bosley, At
torney named in the mortgage for the sale Of tho
property mentioned in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the 18th day Of April, 1887, provided
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Baltimore county, once
in each of three successive weeks before the 18th
day of April, 1887. The report states the amount
of sales to be $500 90.
JOHN W. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test.
JOHN W. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
Mch. 19.-4t.
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Tuesday, March 22d, 1887,
at IL o'clock M,

We, the undersigned heirs of Eli Kidd, late of
Baltimore county, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, on
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The undersigned, intending to abandon farm
ing, will sell without reserve, at public sale, on
the premises about one mile east of Resterstown,
on the Western Maryland Rairod, adjoining the
Asbury Camp Meeting Ground, on
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station, on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
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0u"J, nAdrCH SS0, 1887,
at IL o'clock M,
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE.
A FARM -
G$=@ OF SIXTY-TWO ACRES OF 49,
E LAND, sA
On which is a comfortable DWELLING H0TfSE
Lod BARN and other outbuildings. There i. an
exceilent spring near the house. About Acres
OF the land Is standing in Timber, the balance
cleared and under cultivation. About 100 frn;t
trees, all young, and in good bearing order.
rms property will be sold on the PREMISES.
which is located near Rayville, where there ia a
Church, School House, Store, Blacksmith Sbon
and Postofice. This is a desirable little nroner,
ty, has southern exposure and in a baoftbv
neighborhood. "'
TERMS OF SALE Cash, and the balance
in IL months, purchaser giving notes with an
proved security, bearing interest from dav of sae
which will be RENTED if paid when due
------JUbEh- "A. HUNT
l.. N. KIDD,
ARABELLA KIDD,
M. HOSHALL,
DANIEL KIDD.
AT the same time and place will be sold the fol-
lowing PERSONAL PROPERTY:
One Horse, Cows, 2 young Cattle 1 two.
% horse Wagon, Spring
Wagon, Cart, Flows, Harrows, ffFE
AeHA. Cultivator, Wheelbarrow small4S-M.
wagon, lot of Poultry, lot of Barrels, Stack of
Hay, lot of Corn, 10 acres of Grain in the ground.
lot OF Bacon. Also, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, and other articles too numerous TO mem
ton: MsTERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY
OF SALE. d KIDn
Feb. 26.-ts.
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CALEB A. STAINES, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE .,
Horses, Colts, Calves, Wagons, Harness, SC.

The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will sell at public sale, on the
a PREMISES, about quarter OfE3
NAa mile above Jockeys Tavern, 49,
on the Falls road, on
Wal pasdav urfI 9th 1897
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DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
DESIRABLE FARM OF 1876 ACRES,
Immediately adjoining Springfield 49,
S 49, 4
Station, on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
in Prince Georges county. Improved by sub
stantial Stone Dwelling and good Barn and Stable.
Being on the Railroad with Station right at
hand, 1t would make frst-class Dairy or Truck
Farm, being only twenty-five miles from Baltimore
and fifteen miles from Washington. Price 81, 900
upon easy terms.
H. c. TURNBULL, JR.,
No IL E. Lexington street, Baltimore, Nd.
Feb.5tJan.15.
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DUBLIC SALE

John III. b. Latrobe, FL (Old No.) Lexington
St., Baltimore, Md.
DUBLIC SALE
i OF
Farming Lands, Building Lots and Desir-
able Country Sites.
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BY GEORGE W. HOOK, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property, Consisting of Stock, Har-
ness, Wagons, Farm Implements, &C., on
Chestnut Ridge, 9Th District.
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BY JOHN v. sLADE, Auctioneer.

DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
Personal Property in the 10th District, near
Clynmalara Church.
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MOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
BALTIMORE COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to the TAXPAYERS
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, that the Treasurer
and Collector of COUNTY AND STATE TAXES
is prepared to receive the same at his office, TOW
SONTOWN, DAILY,
from A. NJ. to P. M.
@>0N SATURDAYS ONLYRN
1t the banking House of John s. 9itttnos .e
Co., corner of Fdyetfe and North SITS,
Baltimore, Nd,
from 10 A. NJ. to q P. M
HENRY ]. HEBB,
Treasurer and Collector.
OSCAR : Johnson, Clerks.
GEORGE G. TRACEY
Jan.15tDec.11.
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Correspondence Baltimore County Union.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

The Great B. & o. Deal-Much Specula-
ton in Consequence-Baltim In
terests to be Looked After, sc.
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NH tW0-nOrSe Car- 3
6E&4 riage, Hay Car N4T
riaoe. Wagon Red. a<e@NN6

YellOtt s. Ofrutt, Attorneys at Law, Towson-
town, and rs Lexington St., Baltimore.
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Miscellaneous.

By E. G. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate, Near RayyiIIe. in tb.
18th District of Baltimore County.
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A LARGE PLAIN HANDMADE WARD
ROBE, suitable for a cupboard. Apply at Office
Of "THE UNION"
Mch. 12.-2t.
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FOR AN IRON BRIDGE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
County Commissioners of Baltimore and Howard
Counties at the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE, Ellicott City, Howard County, from
date until
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No. IL E. Lexington street, Baltimore, Nd.
Feb5tJan.15.
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No postponement on account of weather.
~TERMs OF sALE-CAsH. IA
PROPOSALS

WILLIAM SEEMULLER & CO.,
oh. 19.-1t.) Auctioneers.
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and fifteen miles from Washington. Price 81, 900
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has been evadea or violated II the Commissioner
do not carry out this purpose they will bs guilty Of os
neglect OF duty Evasons and violations OF the leter =
we'll as the spirit Of the law have been numevus S
notorious For example, without authority OF law sno
In clear violation Of the spirit Of the Civil service sc
nearly every Democratic head Of any bureau IN WASH
ington has appointed confidential clerk" OK secre
tary These appointees not required 10 pass
competitive examination. Here is list conndentai
clerks in the Interior Department.: s.u
L. O. Lamar IT.. private secretary or the cecretary
who Is Ills father 81 500; sidney A. Jones condentai
clerk of Assistant Secretary Mudrow, $1,000 MI Jonas
Ia brother OF ex-senator Jonas, OF louisiana LnWaru
p Hail. confidential clerk to Assistant secretary nav
kns, 600; John d. Atkins confidential 'ls ns 70 ~
father, Commissioner Atkins. Sl.6oo; JONI W.
Lawrence, confidential clerk 10 Commissioner DacA
81 800; William b. Montgomery confidential ee ne Coo 70
his brother the Commissioner OF Patents; Sl.ovv
Lawrence p Dawson confidential clerk TO MS ptotner'
the Commissioners OF Education, Yls0o X, henip1l'
confidential clerk TO the Commissioner OF ,.n =
whose office force consists OF five persons ibciuuihs
copyist and an assistant messenger 1900: Joseph a;
Callahan. confidential clerk TO the ConiHiSs'oh'' VI
Labor 5000. g., -. an
Here is a force OF nine confidential clerks az an
aggregate salary of $1,000 year, In single aePa,,
mcnt In the days OF wicked and extravagant hepuu
lcan rule the number confidential" clerks was one
whose salary $500 per annun Increase unuot ,
the Reform Administration, eight clerks al alo' 'o
OF $12,700 q year.
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SJgryDLED IN THE RECORDERS NINE
A swiNDLER PPNCTIsEs HIS ARTS UPON sCSCLFi'-
uIr MI INsANE MEs. KOLB.

. svtNDrTR PPNCTIsEs rs ARTS UPON sCSCEFii-
BILE BUr INSANE MRS. KoLB.
Charles r. Wood . clever young swinder' the -oh
OF wcil-,9-do Chlcaso clotAicr was arrested sa'ur
day evening by Directive Won Gcritchen oil Ih'po0'o
Byrrcs STAFF charged with practising his ART uPo"
Mrs, Kolb, OF No. 81 Chrystic-st. Mrs holD mas al
insane streak In her mind on tho subject oil H''''
nony. on March Mrs. Ko!b sent a letter 10 ie
corlcr SMITH In which % was inclosed as retainer
and the Recorder asked 10 use his influence Al
scnaratI,r a clergyman from another woman 20 that
she could marry him. Young Wood read all aDo"'
Ito case in the newspapers the next day anu "s ~
lad r-a he'd tno point where he had'to Deg s'ei Va
starvs, his active nand picked out MIS-. NUN q" q"
good subject 10 all him In his criminal career NJ
brushing I'd Ms old clothes which shovel tho eHc''
Of wear and i&ius up his personal appearance a.
we'll "A possible IL ciiicd at Mrs. kob's house anu
lad an interview win por. Ho told Mrs. hOlb tlH'
he was the private s.ceetary VI hecorer FL IN
AMI hal ben ont 20 r.. by him to assure her thaI
the remarks that ne had made to hcr IN coli' "'
be rrpruanGed her he had concluded were 100 nai
aud he hal dctcrmincd after rejection that theTV
were GOOD grounds for her acton ana he Noisu W
pleased 10 70 With her suit against inc Vlv'eS
man Mr. kolb was delighted to think that the ~
cOrIcr had rclcnted~ and she was especmIS m w.,
ulcl-rd with to Recorders aIablc secretary, VINO
TOOK pain, to assure Acr that her story hal enlisted
his sympathy and ho was heart ana SOU Tor heF "'
hc ,our-, OF hi remarks he said that the liccor'r
,r1utr 400 10 90 Onwh her case, and she had thr
trilrg amount with her he would talo 1t ana s.N'
,irr tic ,rouilc OF going the Recorder; Mr.
T0ib gave him go. all the money she hAI' ~
make M the whole amount IN some way, ana she
c9re him nm order for 40 on tho Ocola Bank 81
Florida lie thtu went away. leaving Mr.. koib ~
a ulra-ant frame OF mind. She va, 30 grateful I"
the l'cconier rdt she az onco sat down am "Io,'
Rim a letter in which she expressed her HEARTFELT
tlaul. ard promised as reward Tor his eiort -
make two hearts happy that -ho would pray rcguarl'
Tor him and bis family. The locoricr had haifuN
10. through reading this my styling letter When h.
cot arothcr ono from Mira Kob In which she mention.
tho tavrrcut Of : % 20 his private -ocrctary AMI
wnnt 10 know II the Recorder satisfied with The
so order. $50
I.cco dor SnUth sent for inspector Byrnes The
Tn4rcct0r found thai Mr. Eoh hal tron -wndlcd
and uut detective Won Ccrichten IN" cas". The
.windlcr was arrested at Bowcry and avngton St..
i,.c a., saturday night
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DIED.

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residence Is uart-s Br,,yira. y. r.
Thursday evening March H. ISL. Josephine 81 ~fssi
rSSss services sunday March % At the fc.
N MsS,y II; os w.ss
rn rsI'assIp a. 'Ph hsaa
HAvILANpAt Meutsa grd a;r M ,. sIs ~
Ma, Mss In n 5ss YEP
coqn,y GcSs a the Iso train from
Grand Central Depot. 49,.
Fairfield Conn Ths re- sysn ls ~. M''
Relatives 70 attend the ,sore 20 Iro
or ' On t ARRIVAL rssaS Of Il oioas train Sewyo
JoRDANon sunisv March 20 george s l. 'odn' Won Oh
ns 1ss and ifiepa tho osrs e
Vest W. s' ss $saas.ss X
LANTz-At Mt: Vernon, n Y. March ~ susin van sa''
Funeral services Monday March IL a. athsr Ass
rr rssH sis N NV; XsTeSn railroad Al
MEAp-At Greenwich. Conn., March TO- 1887 Oliver Mcst
~ n and friends arc re,p.say nvit attsa his
funeral at his residence weines iAy March 10
CARRIAGE. will be IN waiting arrival Of IL M train from
Grand Central Depot , -
rnnnr. as sspvcss viii be held at the residence ne
a oslo &C. e. A'''''' % "'''
oLcoTr-on Friday March Is. in the 7Sd year Of bis age
Relatives and en are invited to attend n. fa,sra, ses
T TiSe r0 %o %s March - at O'Clock
REQUIER-Ths Hon Augustus Reqnier snadeny W.
uriay CHIT 49, nis ato ros.ieace No. zoo WV
120th.st. <,.-.. n,
The funeral services will held AZ tho Cnnrch o. ns
strangers on Tuesday morning March % az III ooio'k
RYDER-suddenly of pneumonia Friday, March H. Ems'
line. widow OF Alfred NJ Ryder. , -, .,.,,ar
Funeral srvicos win DC held at the residence 81
Monday, March 81. arrival OF 1910 tram from new
York
sMITH-Annie ~ on Friday Mlrch ~ issI hhe, " rer
Elisha smith OF Liverpool England, ana daughter VI 'o'"
Agnew, OF this city. an. ,,.,o..r
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend me nsr
services fathers residence i3 West l5thsi Oh o
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers
TLTON-At residence IN Brooklyn on FIRST cav th'u
montb Doth Elizabeth Is. TiitOD AGED 81 years. . . =
Relatives and pecttuy invited 70 at,enn net
fnners from Friends Mretn2 honse IN Sc.rncrhV"'s'
BROOKLYN on Third day 22d inst at O'Clock ]. IN
TRowBRIDGE-At CaskIl Friday. March ~ lssI Sarsn
Rebecca eldest daughter Of James ana ShAfiJ i'"''
bridge ,,,.. =, , o,.,ooL
WADE-Rob,r TT Wade formerly OF England on Saturn 70
Funeral services at Calvary Church corner 4tLaye aha
2ist.st on Tuesday, March ~ at i0a M
Kindly omit flowers. - .,,... p.,.,..
WATSON-Entered into rest March ~ Ctlri,sa .
Watson wido Of the Deacon f. Watson OK E1S' A'o'
NY
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DIGD
pATEs-Narch 90 1887 after short illness, MIS- A. D.
Iiatca aged 10 years. 10 months. IL days r M
the residence OF her stor' 's' =" W.
Nash No. % East 2thst. at y ~ M0n'iay r. Nv
he to Greenwch. Washington o. w. ''
mr. EngIewooi ". j. 18th INST, Isabella STEW
services TUESDAY at 22O IN az Englewood r.esoy
AFTER arrival OF 1910 tram on
Harad OF from Erie ferry foot OF Chain
al Carriages Will await train Relatives anu iriehus afo
Invited. 90
BONNEr-At New. Rochelle n. Y. on Friday, March To-
is37 Zalmon Bonnet IA tae S3d year " his age.
Friend, are invited attend his funeral on Monday zist
Carriages viii meet leaving NewYork at looo m
BonLAND-On sunday March 20 Al hsr late residence,
No l67 st., Brooklyn, Cathsrne Myers WHO"
of tho late o. Borland In the SD year vi her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DAVIEs-on Friday March 8, John M Davies -
invited 10 atoll the iuneta
vices residence No. ~ West oothst On Monuy
2lst inst, at IL O'Clock ~
Friends kindly omit sending nowers
DRNNIs-At YoDkers n. Y, sunday. March 20. OF Pneu
nona Josephine Rose infant daughter OF Maruh anu YAK
Funeral services TUESDAY, March 30 Al sso ~ ~ W
her fathers residence as Woodworthave iouAo''' A.
Railroad station GlenwooL n Ss ,or o,su w nod
InIermont Al Newton N. j. at the convenience VI NO '
DoWNs-sabbah morning. March 20. Robert A. Do"nS 'o
| of Mary and the late Hugh DownA
| Notice OF funeral hereafter - - an AL,
FRENCH-on saturday March ~; i ,Sy <. French
son o. Tho nsy pc ne PARK Belle
| viIeave, Nswazk, N. J. On IussaAS l' -'N 1850
4 -g-l Leak
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OBITUARY \.
AUGUSTUS J. REQUIER.

Judrc Augustus J. IIequer. a wcll-knswn member OF
Tauunny Hail. aud who District Attorney under
the Confcderacy died suddenly from heart disease on
Saturday night at his home The sincllir' 40 20 west
onehuudr,d- ani.twenty -nlnths Judge Requicr had
,o, beeu euioylng his usual health for month
,r, ylnus % his death. Though hr wts not pre-
r.,,'rd f,ru attending 10 business, Yet hi- death
VA. sudden. He born sNty-one year, Ak" IN
Charleston. =. {. His parents were li"hch Juuke
Hrnuicr WAS educated at Columbia College, IN rOuth
Ceroiun and read law. When he was twenty-five ne
f.io, ed 10 Mobile where he soon attained emlnfncc w
hi. profes.on lie was appointed United staes District
ATTORNEY for the Alabama District ana later judge OF .r
supetior Court when the war broke out ne ryin hH"
Win the Confedcracy and under IL held the Po'l. %
District Attoriey After the war he came 10 ms cry lh
about 1865, and from the hr,t oe9an "
idrntIned Win the beWoclauo va, D. -
lie soon formed strong friendship WIN
/ I'M Kelly and was Of the latters closest friends
a Il tl,ya,, renamed "a strong Tammany man. Mheh
: crcf1ry Whitney Corporation 'ounsri, JuuE'
te An assistant In the District once III tc
last city campaig he was member Of the DcnocrhtG
General Committee II Is said that Governor nm had
intended 10 make public on "Wednesday Judge hrYuci
IMMINENT 10 some important state ONCE IL" was
Omen nppolued as referee important court cases
nn,ner of such appointments coming from Judge Bar
rett He serycd IA referee IN the Panc0a-t and olhoT
well known cases Judge Requicr was man OF 'ohsu
cradle literary attachments A book OF his poems mas
been published. Among them Is Ashes ot Glory VIII
Gnercd Banner" published Mt the close OF
the war. Ibis poem attracted considerable httenuul
other familiar poems were 'symbollne ana ne
Cameo bracelet" Judge icquer married twice MS
ion lie had no children. His wife survives him. The
funeral Will AXE place tomorrow at ii H. M from he
Church OF the strangers The Rev. Dr. Charles r. Deems
viii O. iei iic assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Lloyd.
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THE CHANGING THRoNG IN BRoADWAK
MEN MET BY STROLLER OK SATURDAY AND WHAT
THEY SAID.

THEY SAID.
The countless thousands In every day ature "a"e !"
striking picture on Saturday afternoon III broau""''
These weekly views are changing There are he'e
tho faces 70 be seem never the things 10 De
brought particularly into notice. never the same p'o
nent people Such strange things too may DC p"SS"s
In the minds OF the passersby. For instance Il Guy ~,
had ,oa me that the aced little woman VINO
passed me at the entrance to the star Ihea'rc was
on horsewhipping man. should haVe rcSo"'0
story as libel on womanlood. yet only le"
later saw protruding from his overcoat pocket i
wLIp which Charles Burnham hal taken away iIoin '
woman
Looking out OF the Morton House cafe into Ohon
was 70 he seen the warthy heavy face black musaoo
nd bcp eves Of sheridan Shook Mr. Shook says there
"a only one man who can rally tile Republican parry '
fighting lines for $685. and that the name OF ts n
James G. Blaine.
General John Newton has come out OF inc yss
Works Department Office for bit Of fresh "i,'
llpht overcoat Is thrown open, exposing usnty
but,oped Prince Albert coat and a white hecA''T
that gives him q ministerial air Inc "e"o,"
wears high heeled shoes on his small iee,, am man
along with his eyes hail cosed, ~ accordng TO the
plans he Is said 10 be- considering, lie VIII po o"''
walk always In n DREAM
Aqueduct Commissioner Ridgway, carefully "''reu,
with spotless new English gloves clean shaVeh '"oo ~
well brushed mustacle, stops long enough 10 zen '
thoroughly he abhors the high license method Oh uca7
with the liquor question. Il 90 rot know any 'n7
about the provisions Of the proposed law In Inis o
but In reference TO the principle OF license kno" '
IL ia undeuocrailc The big bars Ike those ~ .e ~
town hotels could easily pay LeHyy censo, ~ NJ
small places would he wiped out lha Is What
discrimination between men mat u not lEn.ii,
ought 10 be done Is to make the sale OF
liquors penal offence, and 20 roF-e Ior III
and proper branding OF gu Hqioi'' AH"' "
| n u he
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Post Omce Notice.

,sor,, ,s read DAILY by all interested changes may
frr Tor foreign countries meet not be specially aa
dispatch BY any psrtep1 soSs and
letters specially addressed being sent ny THO
Sarsse for the week ending March 20 will close
promptly in all cases) at this once as 'oo" ,,, p.,nc
uoNDAY-At for Contra! Amerct anu ,oaya snlr
Chilli per sse ann MsIeo S.s be-
"psr Newport" }. at p IL for Turks siAaa Aa' ''
per steamship Alert .,,.
Tsys via southampton and Bremen At 1880 m ios
Europe Per s5l aaa ana turks
steamship SANTANA: az ~ 10, q, Dallas ron New
for Europe Per steamship esliis cs
Hay per steamship 9 I,s a. sRip Valencia att N
anS psS tss.p Tor Vera Srs
per steamship eneo wa Az at p m for Biaeaeids
per steamship Anglican. from Neworeana
FRIDAY-At $50 M for Newfoundland per s'eA"'' '
$3.50 Tor Europe r psr s's swsassSa
ftsiv pain Portugal Germany &c. must % sl'e0s 49,
sy a. Ta $3.50 sSo,sa M aS' and
for Great Britain other European @ EIanes swift
as& I sr. and ,I.
.stSsDsn VIA c hrss via mus,
css, rgnn a. SsS wa Antwerp 'Sr
per .s.n:Sp keaa ~ me @
WI Ssr.ay aroc per stssmshp letters a9.. %
rom 'f Ne" ossns ssi
n m. Tor Progreso per steamship rhornhhL
| sUNDAY-At $50 a IN. Tor y assau ~ =" po' s''>~S
CITY OF Monticello, via Jacksonviia
Malta for the sandwich Islands per eteamsmP ~,
Tram san Erauclsco) close here March ma Tram
Mails for the society Isl ands per snip is1p D MAI,
Ssn Eyare,seo, close March ~ ~ W.
foT CHINA aud Japan per steamship BeSio 9or
,sco 49, here March 2o Att y IN ns.s ~ 40 ,s.s
Swzeaisnd sandwich Fi and samoan a ns,s vi
No"NvA francisco CLOSE nose :. y :
sieasap sr on at New OF SO AmsnR -.
manic British malls .na ahenee Ly steamer w
SuDa ~ ia close al this Office daily ~ z'So y M
Tns ,chedue closing Of Trans Paeinc mau snS arnss
Inc sesasmnuen OF their uninterrupted ovcrAnu saan.S
ON the Malta iron East arriving ON Iihx =
70 on tue day sailing ARC
thence Tho same day. HENRY a. PEARSON, Postmaster
| -. om.. N.~.yorx y, Y, March ID. 1881
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ANARCHISTS oLoRIFY THE COMBINE.

The Socialists celebrated their Commune IestlSaI
last week and the Anarchists took their turn List ngh
ut the Ger1nania Assembly Rooms. They met to eei'
frte tic sixteenth anniversary OF the Commune lhc
festival vas conducted under the auspices oi tn
socieie Communiste lsevolutiOnaie. and inc INFER
French aud Italian groups were al well Represented
and there a great gathering OF The clans 80 NlNc
I,A Commune :" " Nj Dieu - AID " Nj Malue W. were
anon The legends posted around the rooms aud Inc
red ribbon was never more cousl icuols. The An9Tch
ists had intended TO have ball and also TO ENJOY beei
but Captain McCullagh woul not allow ii. permit
ting them however to make speeches and sIg sons
with piano accompaniment. Ia Anarchists Mere
extremely angry and declared that no exception
sbould lie made il their case, balls were going Oh
and beer being sold the top and floors OF the
building At II o'clock the bail gan. Adolph
Schenck the recently released Anarchist aud Others
spoke coi ,fying the Commune. At the meeting II was
decided 10 hold mass-meeting on April at cooper
Institute TO con sratulae John Most who is to be re-
leased from Dlackwells Island on April L.